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What are the secrets of college admissions? Ask TODAY!

Three college admissions officers will answer your questions about "getting in"

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College application deadlines are approaching. Do you have questions about the process? Want to know how admissions offices really make their decisions? Here's your chance. Admissions officers at three prestigious universities will answer your questions about getting in, live on an upcoming TODAY broadcast and on TODAY.com. Submit your questions here; video submissions are welcome (please say your name, where you live, and then ask your question). You can also submit text questions in the box at the bottom of the form.

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